Our collective brings together a sound designer, a scenographer, an artistic director, an app maker, two web developers and three prototypists to create artifacts within the cultural, educative & therapeutic fields. learn more ↓
In February of 2019, one last time before going on tour later in the year, our Multiplayer and Autonomous editions of the Tapioca Toys (aka DIRTI aka Dirty Tangible Interfaces) were exhibited during the "Studio 5 en direct" event at Ircam.
Tapioca Toys Cardboard is our contribution to demonstrating how the powerful little devices that we have in our pockets can be used to feel, understand and think the World around us differently.
In June, we were showing the new DIRTI (Dirty Tangible Interfaces) at the Pompidou Center within the "Le son au bout des doigts" exhibition ("Sound at your fingertips").
The free Pixel is Data Live edition app for Mac interprets your photos' pixels in real time and transforms them automagically into art pieces that you can instantly tweak with code and/or sliders.
The objects produced by the Cinétype app for iPhone belong to a new kind of photographic media, where the birthing-process of images is brought forward, taking power and celebrating its profound meaningfulness over the "ultimate" image itself through the use of cinemagics.
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At heart, we are designers. We make artifacts that empower people. We turn complicated things into accessible, desirable things, for the majority and for the greater good.
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One of our main activities has to do with making tools, and giving the chance to non-specialists to realize things they would have never thought they could make by themselves.
Tools for artists and enthusiasts, tools to play music, create images, interpret movement. Tools for small kids, tools for big kids.
It's very often that there is no better way to design a creative tool than to use tangible interaction principles. As an example, we've created a now famous family of controllers known as the Tapioca Toys.